The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-04
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.

yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Commercial Centers.
| NEW YORK. Dec. 3-Flour-Receipts 80, 29O
packages; exports. 1880 brls 2,996 sacks. Quite
Grm- Sales. 81 900 brls; common to good, extra
Tsstsrn and State. So. 2003.60; good to choice do
E3.65a5.Oos common to choice white wheat West
ern sxt-a, S4.7004.90; fancy do, $5.OO05.l5;
patent Minnesota extra good to prime, 475 90.
Wheat-Receipts 137, 800 bu; exports. 16. s12 bu;
sales. s.5I2. 900 bu futures. and $4,000 bu spot.
Options opened weak and declined is0a4e. later re-
ssssd $50 &c. however heavy at leehc under
.s s ssIs;, 4 ss,ss' Ns hard ags sas5sIsd
s s.; sisssssss aslIy 'ss
re-: :, so sa No es red De..n5.- 90 hs 30 Gs
Closing 4 sois gannsrr 51es S ss
Piles Fsssssgssg el7sS92aae closing At s2l4s
sass4se sles!ns : s4ls ss'r MAY q
le:isE ss gssG s ssDe si eiasiRg at
corn. Re- 81 zoo bu; exports 81 44s bu;
Options opened Lao Tee lower, closing with
poyery.. Speculation moderate; cash grades As0sss
sieher but vss so Suist unesased s9 No
vator. ssh Tee deiivered No white, Gle eleva-
tor No psesSssr. s!zs@62.ac sssne st 6saso;
62es2se. closing at 62lac; May. 630635sc. closing
oats-Rseeipts 60 17s bu: exports. 40 bu. Sales.
300 900 bu futures and l36. 900 bu spot. A shade
FAiEhsr and moderately active Mixed Western, 500
Hops quiet; California. 7olse.
81 900 bags; December. l5:s5oI5 SOC; January.
15sosisos; April May
gl545c; june. l5;259 5;S5e' July. o = 20
ola Use; November; 14-3oo14.45c; usss). De-
siss sssa ass'a r' sstr. wsiss
5ss5sse pevds.sd. 6:e497s. grsnula.ssd. 6 S;
Resin quiet at 81 .o7lso1 12la.
Eggs firm and in fair demand Receipts, l,1o9
, packages. Western, 22025c.
PorE steady but very agiss; s.ls, 75 bills xv Cut
sssa9 spot aessssss # a.. De's% as
81. aag s45ss Jaas Jas
6.o2es city steam. quoted at 2. Soc
Bu.ter firm but quiet; Western 1880; Western
{ rn. eis0l1asc-
Sag in the grains at the opening of Change this
snS, frst saes being st exactly yesterdays closing
evsrtheisss and within ten minutes got to $3.50
Corn also inclined 20 be bullish market open
sss sHs ssss &c
sAsad. After the heavy realizing Of ysstsr
shst THE market was sale, and acted that idea
The heavy traders asa general rule were holding
traders from the country TO 90 lee for
May before 1880. and wheat went to SO SO lao
sor May. There disposition on the part of
both the local and country crowd 70 do less business
after this time. and May wheat settled down into
steady rnarket around &c., and May did likewise
1t 55e Provisions the quiet deal of ALL but
the strength in caused January pork to advance
90 Si4-77as and it became steady with the other
Hnzrksts, and firm around $14.7O. Indications
were that comparatively little trading would be done
until after Mondays visible supply statement had
been made public After May wheat reached S6a9c
40 weakened back 60 about S5osc and afterward be-
very steady. Corn held its own. and was
steady market al day. Reports of greater damage
chan has been previously stated brought up from
seuthwest Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska by parties
recently travelling through those sections. They say
hoes are also short CROP The effect Is TO inspire .
Eslief that prices all around goingfo be higher
The closing prices for the day were:3 May wheat
e5ssDe5ssef corn, 55cs oats. 337sc. JANUARY pork
&l4T7zz- January lard, 7-4O0z 42lao; january
short ribs, 7.671ec The leading fftures ranged as
ssllows;
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